Pro-abort prof. says ban on pro-life signs at St. Mary’s U. was wrong
On November 30, 2010, pro-life students manning an authorized display on campus were ordered to remove a sign that said "Women Regret Abortion."
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Ontario bishops to schools: use anti-bullying programs faithful to Catholic teaching
The Catholic Bishops issued their remarks on the eve of a critical vote by the Halton District Catholic School Board on whether or not to retain their policy on dealing with homosexuality.
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Quebec Human Rights Tribunal fines man $12,000 for ‘homophobic’ remarks
Lusk, a retired lieutenant colonel in the Canadian military, was previously acquitted of the charges by a provincial court.
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Mexican bishop condemns pro-abortion group listed as ‘partner’ by Development and Peace
CIEPAC reprinted the bishop's letter and his statement condemning abortion commenting, "However, we are clarifying that in no way do we share in his assertions."
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Quebec pro-life group announces ‘Christian March’ to promote culture of life
Georges Buscemi, president of CQV, described the June 4 interdenominational event as an "enough is enough parade."
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Breakthrough in Linda Gibbons case
A Toronto judge has ruled that there is enough merit in the complaint of abuse of process in the prosecution against Gibbons to warrant three days of hearings into the matter.
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Catholic school board votes to abandon Catholic teaching on homosexuality
After pressure from homosexual activists, the board voted Tuesday night to recommend the scrapping of a policy that required schools to be faithful to Church teaching.
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‘Fire me’ challenges pro-family Saskatchewan marriage commissioner in wake of ruling
Saskatchewan Justice Minister Don Morgan is now considering other options for marriage commissioners who do not want to 'marry' gays.
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New cross-Canada porn channel to launch
The CRTC licensed Vanessa TV on April 1, 2010 with the requirement that programming include a minimum of 20 percent "Canadian content."
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Complaint against Canadian pro-life ad dismissed
The ad featured a female firefighter expressing thanks for her mother's choice in favor of life. “If an ad this low-key is unacceptable, then any pro-life ad connected to the issue of abortion must be considered unacceptable," said NB Right to Life.
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